Soothing Someone Back into Well Being

Good Morning Everyone,

Recently I heard the best story. It involves friends of mine in Descanso. Jack is involved with Parkinson's. When I lived in Descanso, I used to go over to Jack and Doreen's because I just loved them as people and I would do energy work on both of them. Those times with them were amazing and fun. As the symptoms of Parkinson's progressed in Jack, Doreen moved with elegance to assist and care for him, as she still does.

Doreen is the portrait of True Love. She and Jack are entirely devoted to each other. They came to the US from Scotland back in the 60's. Jack's trade was that he was a glass man. So they started their own window and stained glass company, which is now run by their eldest daughter.

Jack is the quintessential Scot; he plays the bagpipes and has read every Scottish author and poet, and can quote them all. Together they are simply a joy to be around. As a couple they love and respect each other fundamentally. Even in this difficult circumstance, I have never heard them utter a disparaging word or use an insulting tone. It just isn't in their awareness, so replete is their joy in each other.

As time as gone on, Jack's ability to move about and communicate has become severely hampered. Doreen literally lifts him from his bed and moves him to place to place. And only she can understand his communications at this point, so in tune are they with each other.

Recently in Southern California the temperatures have topped 100 degrees over many days with crippling humidity.

The neighborhood guys got an idea. Once a week these fellows gather at Jack and Doreen's house to play snooker, although Jack can't play anymore, they have continued to come and have their weekly game including Jack in their fun.

Well, seems Tom, a neighbor, got the idea that if they all helped, they could take Jack on a field trip to his house where he has a swimming pool. This was executed last week.

The guys came and got Jack and they all trooped over to Tom's house where they had a pool party. Jack, included. They got Jack into the swimming pool, where for 2 uninterrupted hours, Jack was in heaven, diverted from the constancy of the Parkinson's.

He floated and wiggled and felt his body weightless and cool - almost free. For two hours, Jack was back in Well Being, diverted from his usual focus - the prison of his body.

According to all reports, a magical time was had by all.

The greatest gift we can give anyone who is focused on something "unwanted" is to soothe them back into Well Being. These guys, his friends and neighbors, and fellow Light Beings did just that.
When someone can be diverted from what is (unwanted) and soothed back into Oneness, that vibration goes out into the Universe and is answered. What is more is that in this place of Well Being, Jack is allowing his Good to be received. Amen.

Of course I know these guys, and all I can say is that I've never heard of a more wonderful INSPIRATION and just hearing the story put the biggest smile on my face. Well done, indeed, guys. Very, very well done.

Thanks for reading!

Kath

Winter

Good Morning Everyone,

Greeting from Ohio! As I blog this morning it is about 7 degrees outside. Everything is covered in a white blanket. The trees are bare and the skies are gray. The time of winter when everything is asleep and new plans are "in the crock pot".

It's not soup yet, as the ingredients are still being selected and have yet to be added to the pot.

Many looked upon my move to Ohio with incredulity. Why would anyone move from San Diego to Medina, Ohio? This said with mockery and disdain for Ohio, including folks who live here! I'm wondering why anyone would think so little of this wonderful place.

As I drove in through Indianapolis to Columbus and north on Hwy 71, it looked much as it did all those years ago. Stretches of farmland for as far as the eye can see. Patches of hardwood forests where cherry, walnut, and oak are weeds here. The land in slumber, quiet and rest.

It is human mind that thinks we need labor 24/7. If we look to Nature, we see a seasonality. A time for everything. On the morning after I arrived, there were 8 inches of new snow on the ground. I had no impetus to "go" somewhere and "do" something. Yet, when I walked out to the main road, there was life as usual. The salt trucks and snow ploughs had been busy since the wee hours keeping the roads cleared for human mind to "go" and "do".

I found a place to sit and watch, contemplating the whole thing. When I was a child growing up here, this is when we had a snow day. Schools were closed and we got to stay home and play outside, dressed like mummies. Lack, I decided, is what makes people go and do on a day like this. They feel they "have" to and have no choice. Have to dig the car out; have to warm the car up; have to brave the interstate and get to work. Have to, must, should and ought.

Where has the ease gone? Where has the enjoyment of winter gone? Now it's a nuisance, not a miracle. No wonder we are slow to understand the effects of global warming, green house gases and melting polar caps. We have long forgotten and fail to understand how integral and important this time is to - US.

We get through everything. We don't enjoy the journey. Whatever gets in the way is to be dispensed with or ignored. Blindly we rush on, scurry, hurry in a flurry of human mind fueled by lack and fear.

Winter is the time for reflections, contemplations, review and new inspirations. We take this time to consider what has past and what we would like to create come the spring. This is the time the seed catalogs show up in your mail box, and you plan your garden. You snooze in the chair, shovel the walk and while you're out there at midnight, you walk in the deep silence and feel the Beauty of Life, the fecundity, the promise and the peace. Your Godchip speaks to you with new ideas and inspirations. "Let this go; follow more of this; ah, Ha!"

From this time, whether well spent or ill, is what will come next. How much time are you spending in review, in appreciation, in quiet contemplation? Is it not the very definition of insanity to keep doing the same things and expect different results? Without a pause, contemplation, reflection, revelation and new choices - however will anything come to pass that will be better.

It's winter, dear reader. It is time to be still, consider, and allow new inspiration to imbue your human mind for the new.

When you have allowed this, then you can turn your focus to your new creations, applying your Spirit to the New - come the spring.

Be still.

Thanks for reading!

Kath

Never, Ever, Quit America. Anything Is Possible

Hello Everyone,

Recently an amazing Light Being came into my awareness. Mr. Nick Vujicic.



I am in love with this guy. Now, what do you suppose were his intentions before he incarnated to planet Earth? To inspire. To uplift. To encourage. To make us think outside the box? Just to name a few.

Your assignment: Given your life circumstances, now what do you think you were thinking before you came in....

That, dear reader, is your purpose for being here. That is your raison d'etre. Your reason for being. It is LIFE.

Hop on over to my website and sign up for the Applied Spirituality Journals.

We'll give you plenty to think about. We'll change your mind, which will change your attitude, which will change your life.

What have you got to loose? Do it.

Thanks for reading.

Kath